LATAM Airlines Brasil has announced a new codeshare agreement with Brussels Airlines, a member of the Lufthansa Group, which will significantly expand connection options for passengers traveling between Brazil and Europe. The agreement is aligned with the launch of LATAM’s new São Paulo/Guarulhos–Brussels route, scheduled to launch operations in June.
With this partnership, customers will be able to purchase a single ticket to travel from Brazil to 17 destinations operated by Brussels Airlines from Brussels (BRU), enjoying all traditional codeshare benefits: integrated booking, single check-in, through-checked baggage to the final destination, and a wider range of schedules and connections.
The destinations include: Sweden (Stockholm and Gothenburg), Germany (Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Munich), Denmark (Copenhagen), Switzerland (Geneva and Zurich), Poland (Krakow and Warsaw), France (Lyon, Marseille, and Touloutilize), the United Kingdom (Manchester), Norway (Oslo), and the Czech Republic (Prague).
“This agreement with Brussels Airlines represents another strategic step in expanding Brazil’s connectivity with key European markets in a simple and efficient way. The partnership and the launch of our new São Paulo/Guarulhos–Brussels route will allow passengers to access a wide network of destinations, reinforcing our commitment to being the airline that connects Brazil to the world the most,” declared Aline Mafra, Director of Sales and Marketing at LATAM Brazil.
Tickets have been available since April 1 via LATAM.com and other channels.
LATAM’s leadership in Brazil
Since 2021, LATAM has been the airline that has most consistently invested in Brazilian aviation. During this period, it expanded its operations from 44 to 60 airports in the counattempt — the highest number in its domestic history — strengthening national connectivity and access to different regions.
In 2026, it launched operations in Uberaba (MG) and announced new routes for the year: Juiz de Fora (MG), Caldas Novas (GO), and Campina Grande (PB), expanding opportunities for tourism, business, and regional integration.
In the international market, LATAM is the airline that connects Brazil to the world the most, with its own flights to more than 90 international destinations, including 25 direct routes from the counattempt. For 2026, it has already announced new direct connections from Brazil to Amsterdam, Brussels, Cape Town, Punta Cana, and Ushuaia.
According to the Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil (ANAC), LATAM has led both domestic and international markets in Brazil since 2021. In the corporate segment, according to the Associação Brasileira de Agências de Viagens Corporativas, the company consolidated its leadership in 2025 for the third consecutive year, with 41.7% of revenue and 39.2% of tickets issued in the sector.
With a focus on operational efficiency, sustainability, and institutional trust, LATAM continues to invest in fleet modernization, responsible capacity expansion, and continuous process improvement to connect people, businesses, and opportunities across Brazil.
Source: LATAM Group
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